Import your 3D models, walk them with your team, and make engineering decisions in a shared space — from any browser, on any continent.
Distributed engineering teams review 3D work on 2D screens — and misjudge scale, clearance, and ergonomics until the physical prototype exposes it. Reviewing at true scale in a shared virtual space catches those errors while they're still cheap.

Getting started takes minutes, not months. Sign up, design your world, and go live.
XRHUB organizes programs, models, environments, and access in one dashboard.

Bring GLB/GLTF/OBJ files into XR Creator Studio, set scale and lighting, add annotations.

Publish a private Verse, invite the team by link, and capture decisions in session.

Create immersive product demos, onboarding flows, virtual showcases, immersive classrooms and training apps in your browser—no installs. Design once, publish everywhere. Track engagement, update in real time.

Getting started takes minutes, not months. No installs, no dev team required — sign up, design your world, and go live.
Sign up in seconds and access your XRHUB dashboard — your control center for managing XR environments, attendees, analytics, and everything in between.

Use XR Creator Studio, our no-code 3D editor, to design immersive environments tailored to your brand. Add stages, networking zones, and interactive elements visually — no developers needed.

Publish your Verse — a live XR experience accessible via any browser, no headset required. Share by link, QR code, or embed it anywhere your audience already is.

Twenty minutes: your model, at scale, on screen, with your team inside it.

Common Questions About XR for Engineering
Virtual prototyping is evaluating a product design as an interactive 3D model before building it physically. Teams inspect form, scale, and ergonomics in a shared virtual space, catching design errors when they cost hours to fix instead of weeks.
The industrial metaverse is the use of persistent, shared 3D environments for industrial work — design reviews, factory planning, training, and remote collaboration. NRD delivers it browser-native, so adoption doesn't wait on a hardware program.
GLB, GLTF, and OBJ import directly into XR Creator Studio — the standard export path from most CAD and DCC pipelines, and the native output of AI 3D-generation tools. Your models stay yours; no proprietary lock-in.
Development environments and private Verse instances give you access-controlled spaces with their own URLs, separate from anything public — review pre-release work with exactly the people you invite.
No. Reviews run in the browser on any laptop; VR headsets are optional for full-scale immersion. The stakeholder who "can't open the CAD file" clicks a link instead.
Yes — models from generative 3D tools export as GLB/GLTF/OBJ and import directly, which means concept variations can be generated and reviewed the same day.
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